Optiemalisatiemodel gebiedsontwikkeling locatie Valkenburg

Optiemalisatiemodel gebiedsontwikkeling locatie Valkenburg

Betlem, M.H.T.

Bruil, A.W. (mentor)
Barendse, P. (mentor)

Architecture

Real Estate & Housing

REM, UAD

2012-01-27

An urban area development can be a long and on?going process. Reasons for this are for example de size of the project, the amount of involved parties, the interest (financially) and the opportunities. To keep the process going a couple of tools can be used. An important tool is meeting and negotiating. Just putting conflicting parties’ together en trying to find a solution based on arguments. An important aspect of this technique is that the stakeholders know what they are talking about and what the consequences of their words are. This process can be speeded up by giving the community an (equal) say. The inhabitants of a city or neighbourhood can give their opinions and explain what is the current status is and what the needs are. A third solution is by looking less at the end result but more to the process. The final design is not the most import perspective in this point of view, but the road towards the goal. A final tool is making use of and developing instruments that can be used to speed up the process. This could be negotiating techniques but more specifically mathematical models. The advantages of these models are that they are problem oriented, have an interdisciplinary approach, the requirement of giving concrete data, the ability to calculate variants and pointing out conflicts of interest. To make the research reliable it is done based on a current case. This is the urban area development by the city of Katwijk on the formal navy airport Valkenburg in the province of Zuid?Holland. Plan economic advisory bureau Planmaat has given this opportunity and information to use this case. The studied problem is the slow and difficult process of Project Location Valkenburg. The objective here is to develop an instrument (model) that makes it possible for parties to create their own variants to be prepared and concrete in the negotiations. Question that comes with this tool is if it is possible for stakeholders involved in the project to use these kinds of models without having any experience with it. The hypothesis coming from this question is: It is possible for stakeholder to use an urban area instrument without having any experience with them.

Gebiedsontwikkeling
Valkenburg
LP
model

http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:3ff21b02-6238-4e67-930a-ee013dac0fa8

2012-02-03

Student theses

master thesis

(c) 2012 Betlem, M.H.T.